Right, Google did not yield any direct answers but a few pointers here and
there.
After messing up my rootfs a couple of times trying different things, I am
back to square one.
I have discovered that although the "debian" user is member of video and
input groups, it only helps in terms of runnin
The immediate thing to do, if not done already would be to google the exact
error message. This may, or may not give you an answer to your problem.
Indeed adding your user to a group in this case seems like the "real" way
to go. So preferable if you can nail down this issue.
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 a
Thanks for the replies gents I have opted for Barry's suggestion and just
added the user to input group for /dev/event1, for fb0, the user is member
of viseo group by default.
This seemed to work when testing with ts_calibrate and ts_test - works
withou sudo but, when trying to rung a QT5 progr
For /dev/fb0 use addgroup to add your user to the video group
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